Landlords are already facing long waits for possession even before May’s rule changes as possession timelines rise. Landlords in England and Wales are waiting significantly longer to regain possession of their properties, with the average process now taking more than 26 weeks as repossession volumes continue to rise, says Sim Sekhon (pictured), Group CEO at […]
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Tenancy disputes across England & Wales are increasing by an average of 6% annually, research from LegalforLandlords has revealed. Tenancy disputes can be costly for landlords and agents. Over a third of professionals (36%) say disputes typically cost them between £1,000 and £5,000. However, one in five (21%) report costs of above £5,000. Sim Sekhon, […]
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LegalforLandlords has recently been featured in Property Reporter, in an article exploring the growing pressures landlords are facing when trying to regain possession of their properties. The article highlights that landlords are now waiting an average of 25 weeks to repossess a property, with possession volumes continuing to rise and moving closer to levels last […]
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With the Renters’ Rights Act coming into force from 1st May 2026, it’s essential for landlords to know how these reforms will affect possession notices, rent increases, licensing and property standards. Below, we answer the most common questions landlords have to help you prepare. Can I serve a possession notice without valid legal grounds? No. […]
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On 30th January we hosted our Annual Awards Night at Warrington Golf Club, and it was genuinely one of those nights that reminds you why these events matter. Bringing our colleagues and partners together in one room to celebrate the year we’ve had felt really special. From the moment people arrived, there was a great […]
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How EPCs Are Changing – And What Landlords Need to Know The government has confirmed a major shake-up of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), following its 2024 consultation on reforming how energy efficiency is measured and enforced across residential property. While the response has been described as a “partial response”, it sets out a clear direction […]
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Last week we brought our leadership team together for the 2026 January Summit, hosted at the iconic Concorde Conference Centre in Manchester. Choosing Concorde wasn’t accidental. The aircraft is a symbol of what happens when ambition meets uncompromising standards. It was built on ruthless execution, relentless attention to detail, and a refusal to accept “good […]
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The 2025 Budget has landed, and for landlords and letting agents, it signals a significant shift in the financial landscape. With taxes rising on multiple fronts, the private rented sector faces new pressures that could affect profitability, investment decisions and long-term housing supply. In addition to rate increases, the Chancellor confirmed that tax thresholds will […]
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This Halloween was extra special at Legal for Landlords not only did we celebrate with plenty of tricks and treats, but it also marked the final day of the sales month! The perfect excuse to mix a bit of spooky fun with a big sales push. To keep spirits high (and maybe summon some extra […]
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At LFL, our focus has always been on delivering the best possible outcomes for our clients. That’s why we’re especially proud to have been recognised once again at the ESTAs, winning Best in Sector for Professional Services for the second year running. The ESTAS aren’t just industry awards, they reflect the experiences and feedback of […]
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On Saturday 13th September 2025, our very own Alishia from our Insurance team took on an incredible challenge – an abseil down Liverpool Football Club’s Stadium. And she didn’t do it alone – her partner joined her for the experience, making it an unforgettable day for them both. Dangling high above the iconic ground, the […]
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As a landlord navigating the rental market in England, you’re likely wondering: Can I still serve a Section 21 “no‑fault” eviction notice? The short answer is yes – for now – but the legal ground is shifting beneath your feet. Here’s what’s happening locally and what you need to know. Yes, It’s Still Possible—For the Time […]
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Renters Rights Bill 2025: What Landlords and Agents Need to Know The Renters Rights Bill is entering its final parliamentary stages and will reshape the private rental sector in England. With the abolition of Section 21, new rules on periodic tenancies, rent increases, and pet ownership, landlords and letting agents must prepare for major changes. […]
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We’re excited to share some big news – LegalforLandlords has officially launched The Property Powerhouse Podcast! This weekly show is designed to provide expert insights, practical advice, and the latest discussions on everything landlords and property professionals need to know. When & Where From now on, you can expect new episodes every Friday. They will […]
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This month marks a huge milestone for us here at LegalforLandlords – we’ve officially turned 16 years old! From small beginnings back in 2009, we’ve grown into one of the UK’s leading providers of services and support for landlords, letting agents and property professionals. Sixteen years in business is no small feat, and it’s thanks […]
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